HBP (Horizontal Body Post) mount set. For mounting the body posts in a horizontal position at the rear end of the car. By mounting the rear body posts horizontally the center of gravity around the rear of the car is lowered and the downforce of the body is transmitted more efficiently to the chassis improving corner speed. Especially suited to tracks with tight corners.
This titanium screw is for attaching the shock mounting to the IF14-II shock tower. It can be used to fine tune the steering feeling and grip between aluminium and steel.
Short type (41mm) front drive shaft rather than the kit standard front drive shaft (42mm).
Offers a linear steering feel, making the car easier to drive when used in high traction or oversteer situations.
One car set of steering block and rear uprights (hard) for IF14-2 and IF14-2FWD.
This set is convenient for when you want to replace these items together for maintenance. It is also more economical than purchasing each item individually.
7.5g balancing weight that can be attached to the 15g center weight or the aluminum electronic plate mount. Weight balance can be adjusted by the mounting position and the number of weights.
High precision and high strength stainless steel lower arm shafts plated with a special lubricant to reduce resistance and provide ultra smooth suspension movement. Offers ultimate suspension performance.
When using the HBP mount it can be difficult to accurately position the rear body post holes in the bodyshell. By using this rear body height fitter it is quick and easy to precisely position the body post holes at the desired body height.
By reducing the rigidity of the rear shock tower connecting point to the upper bulkhead, the stiffness around the rear bulkhead is reduced and the overall chassis flex is increased allowing for smoother rear rotation. For normal body post.
HBP (Horizontal Body Post) mount set. For mounting the body posts in a horizontal position at the rear end of the car. By mounting the rear body posts horizontally the center of gravity around the rear of the car is lowered and the downforce of the body is transmitted more efficiently to the chassis improving corner speed. Especially suited to tracks with tight corners.
